New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-12
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ROWING ON THE PASSAIC.
AMATEUR oARsMEN COMPETE AT THE REGATTi

AMATEUR OARSMEN COMPETE AT THE hEoAiiA-N
FINE DAY AND GOOD SPORT.
Few people witnessed the annual regatta OF the as
sale River Amateur Rowing Association on the Passac
course at Newark Yesterday. The races however, were
spirted and well contested. The course was over inc
usual mile and half, between the Midland Bridge ana
the Erie Railroad bridge The races started early III INC
morning with the trial heats The referee was John b.
Wach; Judge at the finish, j. Woods Adams; une-
keepers, r. o. Morse and Henry W. Garfield
The first race the TRIAL heat of the senior single
sculs The entries were william Conley, OF the Shaw
NUT Club of Boston; Theodore F. Keer. Eureka or New,
ark and c. G. Psotta Cornell University keer nnlsned
first time IL 30 with PsOtta second Inc sccond tr'i
heat was between Goepfer Metropoans OF New, ork
Cummings Bradford Club Cambridge o Msss
finished first, time IL 80, Cummings second and Gray
son third. -. =, ,,oo,,
with three crews: Eureka. Newark f. Freeman 6ew.
John Weldon stroke and Parker coxswain; New,lorK
Athletic Club III. r. Muller bow, NJ. T. Hard stroke d.
c. Egeron coxswain Institute Boat CUB D. Chaihpriy
bow NJ Gngey stroke &C. j. GroG line ar IN
OF their competitors. Time, lO:a9l2 , I'D
In the FIRST trial heat of the junior singles soI H. g.
Fashion of the Eurekas Newark. won and FRANK u
McDougall, NewYork Athletic Club, was second
The second trial hea, of the junior h sn Fnsade cn
Yonkers with samuel Lowden, Eurexas OF Newark
For the Junior double sculls entries were Eureka
Newark H. NJ. Jury, bow, r. Walters stroke Motr1poii-
tnte Nat G. Kearlis bow, J. Gleason, stroke No %.
T. Knowles, bow, j. Behan, stroke. The Metropohtans
won; tline So 1880.
In the Junior singles final heat the starters were
Cashon of The Eurekas: Martin OF the Pallsade Ciuo'
McDoucall OF the New-YOrk Athletic CLUB anu LoWdeh,
of the Eurekas Martin finished first time S:57l2.
In the Junior four Dared shell the contestants
were: Cornell University A. G. Balch stroke. o. L.
iedler W. H. Peck,W strahan. bow Mysuc,ot Newark
r. H. Glaze bow H. Duryee. C. g. Parker II pnT ,;,
stroke; Triton Boat Club, OF Newark. X NJ Philips
bow. r. Barnett. W. Harry Osborne. II. T. Freeman
stroke Eureka, Newark. Charles Maxwell, bow, r;
Muller, Edward Walsh j. j. Berry. stroke The Corneil
crew finished first tme S:l3l9 Eurckas, second;
Trltons, third and Mystics fourth.
Tn, tt. afro .rcd lell rnpn newark
were represented. They Eureka, Freeman ana
Weldon: and Passac. r. A. Galloway and A. j. stevens
The Eurekas won. time, 9:l5i2
The entries In the final OF senior consisted OF keer
OF the Tritons; Goepfert OF the Mc,ropoians Ps"tts
of Cornell and Cumming, OF the Bradford Club Goepert
wOn time, 9:OSl2 . ~,
Crews from the Metropolitan Club and the Eureka
Club OF Newark rowed In the senior double SOUL race
The Mctropotans had GOepfcrt IN the bow OF their boat
with John Kesan. stroke. The Eureka crew was H. VI
Jury, bow, r. Walters. stroke The Eurekas did not
start and The Nets pulled over the course III 9:2L
The POtOmacs OF Washington; Eureka, OF Newark.
and Institute. OF Newark. entered In he senior
four-oared race. Only tho Potomacs and Institutes
started. The Potomacs by about length. Time
S:54l2.